Tandberg Portable 41 (sometimes referred to as Model 41 or TP41) is a beautifully styled 1970’s era portable radio hailing from Norway, in a deluxe wooden case. It measures approximately 11.5″W, 7.5″ H and 3.5″ D. This radio was donated to me by a loyal reader who discovered the model and I thank him for it. I must admit I fell in love with its looks the moment I saw it and my feelings for this radio have not diminished over time.

It has a few unusual characteristics as we’ll discover, but overall it is one of the nicer radios in my collection because it offers excellent AM reception and sound. Fl studio cracked for mac. It runs on 6 D cells which provide very long battery life, or it can be powered by an external 12-volt power supply.

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Being a 70’s vintage European radio the Tandberg has a DIN connector for audio in and out, a Motorola type jack (a standard US car antenna jack) for an auxiliary antenna for all bands, a 12-volt input jack, ¼” headphone jack and a Euro-style speaker output jack. There was a car adapter for the radio once upon a timemany of these European radios with their dial faces on the top edge were designed for dual use in a car where they slid into an under-dash bracket and pulled out for use as a portable.

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There is a row of connectors on the bottom of the radio which made contact with the car adapter when the radio was slid into it to automatically connect to the car’s antenna, speaker and power. There is a dial light which stays on as long as you press down on the volume knobthis light is on full time when running on external power. Versions: The Portable 41 is available in at least 2 versions which accounts for the multiple model names I have found while researching this unit online. The unit reviewed here is marked “Portable 41 US Model” on the face plate, while the bottom panel has TP41 molded right into the plastic. It covers MW (AM) from approximately 520 – 1640 KHz, MB (formerly known as the Marine Band) which is shortwave from approximately 1.7 – 4.5 MHz and SW from 6 – 18 MHz.